Millennium History

History of South America

  • SICÁN CULTURE - LAMBAYEQUE (750-1350 AD)

    LOCATION: The Lambayeque or Sicán culture developed on the Lambayeque river basin (formerly the Faquisllanga river or collique river), in the area of ​​the towns of Cinto, Tucume and Jayanca, letting its influence be felt, in addition, to the area of ​​Cajamarca, Piura and the Moche Valley, thus est

  • CHACHAPOYA CULTURE (800- 1470 AD)

    GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT The Chachapoya Culture developed between the years 800 and 1,470 AD, in the northeastern region of Peru, located in the department of Amazonas, covering territories that belong to the Equatorial Dry Forest and the High Forest, in an extension of almost 300 km in length and a

  • LIMA CULTURE (100 BC- 600 AD)

    LOCATION: This culture developed in the valleys of the Chillón, Rímac and Lurín rivers. To the north it reached the valley of the Chancay River and to the south to the Mala Valley, to the west it bordered the Pacific Ocean and to the east, to the first foothills of the Andes mountain range beyond Sa

  • Sechín Culture (1800 - 800 BC)

    LOWER FORMATIVE The Formative period for the central Andean cultural area is called Formative Andean, this is the first period of the stage of the High Cultures of the Era of Autonomy, begins with the appearance of ceramics that occurred in the Ucayali basin with the Tutishcainyo1, 2 culture and wi

  • LONG LIVE LABOR DAY!

    OLD AND NEW MODELS IN 20TH CENTURY SOCIETY The decade of the 1970s was particularly important for the history of Peru because an emerging military class wanted to impose its ideas and transform the country. The revolutionary model that the leaders of that adventure had chosen was based on an ideolog

  • Francisco Bolognesi and the Pledge of Allegiance

    Bolognesi Son of Independence Bolognesi was born on November 4, 1816, in Lima. He was the son of the Italian musician Don Andrés Bolognesi and Doña Juana Cervantes from Arequipa. He was baptized in the church of San Sebastián, where Santa Rosa and San Martín de Porres had also been baptized. He was

  • The Immortality of Bolognesi in the Morro de Arica

    One of the most dramatic episodes took place in Arica, on June 7, 1880. Here, some testimonies. The Chief of the General Staff of the Plaza de Arica, the Peruvian Manuel C. de la Torre, testifies to that sublime dedication:“... Inch by inch and with determined effort, our positions were defended up

  • Why did Karl Marx repudiate Simón Bolívar?

    By Wilson García Mérida Simón Bolívar is criticized by Carlos Marx The devastating opinions with which Karl Marx stigmatizes the authoritarian impulses of Simón Bolívar today constitute a colossal theoretical and political problem for the international Marxist movement which, paradoxically, in Lati

  • Carlos Marx and his controversy with Simón Bolívar

    by Carlos M. Ayala Corao Bolivian journalist, editor of El Heraldo Karl Marx referred to Simón Bolívar as the most cowardly, brutal and miserable scoundrel. Bolívar is the true Soulouque, (Marxs letter to Engels dated 2-14-1858). On that same occasion, he affirmed that Bolívar was a myth of popular

  • Who was Rumi Maqui?

    I think that not even 20% of teachers at our university know who Teodomiro Gutiérrez Cuevas is. With these controversial words, the environmentalist Rodolfo Rojas Villanueva, made known his complaint and at the same time demanded to pay tribute to this military man from Cerreño with the name of the

  • Machupicchu:Genesis, rise, decline.

    By:Julio Valdivia Carrasco Philosopher. University professor Machupicchu, that beautiful and magical citadel built on top of a mountain in Peru, has made history in the world since its discovery by the American professor Hiram Bingham and, even more so, since it was recognized as a World Wonder. Ho

  • Warning sign. Shining Path and the dogs

    BY LUCERO YRIGOYEN M.Q One morning the center of Lima woke up with dozens of dead dogs hanging on poles. Beneath these cruelly slaughtered animals were signs reading “Teng Siao Ping, Son of a Bitch.” But, what did this terrible business card mean? End of 1980. The streets of downtown Lima woke up

  • Warning sign. Shining Path and the dogs

    BY LUCERO YRIGOYEN M.Q One morning the center of Lima woke up with dozens of dead dogs hanging on poles. Beneath these cruelly slaughtered animals were signs reading “Teng Siao Ping, Son of a Bitch.” But, what did this terrible business card mean? End of 1980. The streets of downtown Lima woke up

  • The Aymara Kingdoms or Lake Kingdoms

    LOCATION They developed in the Altiplano region, which is located on the Collao plateau, surrounded by the Eastern and Western mountain ranges of the southern Andes. In the middle of this area is Lake Titicaca, which is the vital center of this place. When the influence of Tiahuanaco disappeared, th

  • Here rests the Huáscar, the tomb of Grau

    The journalist Jaime Tipe Sánchez visited the Huáscar monitor in 1996. The press and the Peruvians hardly knew what happened to the ship that Grau commanded. On a new anniversary of the combat of Angamos we rescue the chronicle.Are you Peruvian? You come to see the Huáscar… your “ex” ship. There is

  • The last cartridge of Bolognesi and the death of Alfonso Ugarte (Chilean version)

    Author:Gonzalo Búlnes Chilean Historian Bolognesi was a great patriot. He has the characteristic of superior men. No intemperate words or puerile bravado come from his mouth or from his pen. He is cultured and attentive to the enemy. When patriotism is wrapped in a cloak of modesty, the man disapp

  • Why was the war against Chile lost?

    Last interview with Andrés A. Cáceres In 1921, the hero of the Pacific War answered one of his last interviews. Why did we lose the war? There was no cultural or political harmony... and a lot of betrayal in the wealthy sectors. It sounds so relevant. The homeland celebrates today, shaken with joy,

  • The mystery of the mummy Juanita (1431-1445)

    The discovery of Juanita on the top of Apu Ampato has revealed that the Incas made human sacrifices and has shown that the ancestors of Andean man are on the Isthmus of Panama. El Ampato, one of the apus, exposes Juanita Johan Reinhard, the gringo, had been doing adventure tourism since he was 15 y

  • Lord of Sipan (800-835)

    In the 20th century, after the discovery of the ruins of Machu Picchu, in 1911, and the tomb of Tutankhamun, in 1922, no other archaeological remains have moved the scientific world or aroused as much curiosity among the public as the discovery of the Funeral chamber of the Lord of Sipán, cataloged

  • The Andean face of the foundation of Lima

    The anniversary of Lima should not only remember the Spanish legacy, but also the lordship that previously occupied this territory. The historian Maria Rostworowski wrote about it: Taulichusco curaca that dominated Lima Almost unanimously, the speeches and newspaper articles on the occasion of the

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